Re: Seems clear, refuse to use it if that's what you believe
> "So if on the NHS you, or any of your family, get offered a system called Ultromics to review your cardiovascular health you will of course refuse, point blank, because 'its dangerous' and 'bull'?"
conlinb: you sound a bit hysterical. After using my "deep learning", you are in danger of blowing a gasket.
[ from the article in question ]
"Humans, as they read texts, frequently derive wide-ranging inferences that are both novel and only implicitly licensed, as when they, for example, ..." (edit) - read colinb's comments. =)
> "It uses machine learning (a form of AI as per their press release) to review ultrasound heart scans and while currently going through peer review looks to "greatly outperform ... heart specialists" who would review those scans. UK Tech:"
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-42357257
What a wonderful tool to have and use. (I did read your link.) But Ultromics workings do not relate to the problems discussed in the article. The article states that narrowly-confined and focused - AI performs very well.
> "A friend of mine had a heart attack Tuesday so personally I feel this s**t needs rolling out as fast as it possibly can be."
All the best to your friend.
> "A.I. is a misused label, so what."
It certainly is uncontaminated by cheese.
p.s. I will remember your friend in my prayers.
Biting the hand that feeds IT
